alec's education agenda includes online schooling as well. take a careful look, and you'll find the profit motive there, too. >> what you see is, corporations that have a direct benefit, whose bottom line directly benefits from these bills, voting on these bills in the alec task force and so corporations like connections academy and corporations like k12 have a direct financial interest in advancing this agenda. >> those corporations -- connections academy and k-12, which specialize in online education, can profit handsomely from laws that direct xpayer money toward businesses like theirs. in 2011 both sat on alec's education task force, but the two companies didn't just approve the model bill, they helped craft it. the proof is in one of alec's own documents and there's more to the story. >>> thank you mr. speaker -- house bill 1030 has to do with the establishment of virtual public schools. >> last year an online schooling bill based on the alec model turned up in another state where alec has a powerful influence, tennessee. it was introduc